>While browsing craigslist I come across this love letter… I wonder why that person posted it in craigslist…hmmm it must be love!
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Dear Someone,
I’m writing on Craigslist because I don’t have the courage to write to you instead. It is with a vain hope that you will someday get ahold of this letter and know how exactly I feel toward you.
You had captured my attention, quite possibly my heart, too, that first time. Your words are eloquent yet unassuming; simple yet expressive. It would probably sound incredible but I remember thinking I could almost hear your voice reading your email off of my screen. And what a journey it has been. You’ve seen me through the toughest, lowest point of my life. I never felt more understood, more accepted by anyone. You’ve taught me a lot about life and living since then. I know we’ve agreed to be friends, but can I change my mind and say I’d like for us to be more than that?
I’ve made a deal with Cupid. I paid him a great price to find me Mr. Right. After attempt number one has disintegrated to a mutual consent to lead separate life and cease the pursuit of a life together, I’ve set my mind on continuing on by my lonely self. I’d thought to ask Cupid for a refund for poor service quality. Was it he that brought you to me?
I’m sorely tempted to believe Lady Fate is averse to me being happy. It seems like she does everything in her power for the right love to occur at the wrong time or it being with the wrong person. But how can something that feels so good be so impossibly impossible? My warm, restless nights bring chilly days to yours.
Oh, Someone, I’ll have you unconditionally. Knowing you has taught me what it means to accept someone fully. And yet it’s a sad thing to note that indeed, love is true not when it hurts, but when it hurts no more…
If it isn’t meant to be, I shall live the rest of my life being your friend, despite the ache and the longing…
I wish you a lifetime of happiness, love, acceptance and bliss.
Always,
Your Secret Admirer
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FROM: http://manila.craigslist.com.ph/w4m/1049647047.html